Phil

No shirts, no shoes, no service.

Because I don't wear them again.

You don't wear them at the mall.

If you're like on a beach in Florida and you want to wear a string bikini, you know, that's something that that's, you know, it's personal preference.

But again, it kind of depends on the beach.

But also like, you know, because if you're in if you're in New England, if you're at like Musquamish, whatever up there, you're not going to see a lot of people rolling around with string bikinis.

But if you're down in Fort Lauderdale, that's normal.

Yeah.

So it kind of depends on the context.

I get it.

Now this is, this is, this is not, I don't think this is because of social media.

I think social media makes people want to fake what they look like and they want to compete with the people that are, that they see on Instagram and stuff like that.

CEOs wear jeans and a t-shirt.

Yeah, they probably paid $300 for those faded blue jeans.

But the fact remains, people that are wealthy nowadays because it's so...

it's so kind of invoked to hide your wealth for a lot of people particularly people that are super super rich like you know bill gates was always walking around and like you know it looks like he shopped at target mark zuckerberg wears the same shirt every day to cut down on making decisions yeah and and and you know there there's a little bit of eccentricity with that but also um like the

Those people, or that kind of idea of like, don't show off your wealth, don't flaunt it.

I think that that's actually kind of going away.

You look at the way that Bezos dresses and the way that he behaves and stuff, and he's kind of not really ashamed of his wealth, you know?

They were all nerds.